So if I follow what your saying MC, then it's alright to keep posting charts that show up when the stock is going the other way. You see, how I see it is that the charters don't make it clear that they are charting for the long hall. They make it appear as though it's a daily call when in fact they are looking over months, not days. In that way, the small guy and new guy get hit hard. It just baffles me that people get upset when a newbie comes on here and asks questions and then gets told to LEARN. Well, isn't that why they came here was to LEARN AND ASK QUESTIONS? Newbie came in and has asked some questions that in my opinion are not bad questions for a newbie to either stocks or IHUB. And what's the responses of most on here? The response was go learn and shut up if you don't know. I'm sorry that we're not all brokers and mm's on here and at times we ask questions. But for most everyone on here to say go learn, that to me is rude and ignorant of the person saying go learn.
As for getting out for today on GGLB, what that means is DON'T BUY FOR TODAY AS I'M EXPECTING THE PRICE TO DROP A BIT MORE. The suggestion was to not buy right now. Last week, stocknewbie said they bought at .0032 and was asking what others thought of the price. They got charts thrown at them with no suggestion as to what price to get out at. Then I spoke up and said that it might be a good idea to sell if it got back to .0032 or maybe just a bit above since it had dropped to .0026. As we all know, it went to a bid of .0041 at it's highest point. My suggestion of a price to them was on what I seen in the charts, history, and game playing with some of the IHUB MEMBERS. As we all see and seen last week, GGLB did plunge as I called it. Maybe you and others can't tell who the game players are, and that's okay. But to me they stick out like a sore thumb. I've been tracking them since they burned me and others on AMHD. So, I tracked their game also and learned at what prices they will normally pull out. The whole time they are pumping, they are selling. Then they switch nics and do it again.
Where I was going with what I said above is that they were and still are on this board right now. That means the game is not over. I'm not rich having been wiped out by a 2.75 million dollar medical bill that I paid off myself. It cost me my company but I paid it. That does not for go me being able to read a stock or spot a game. As I've said in the past, I think GGLB will be at a dollar over the next 18 months to 2 years. Everything I see says this is a severely undervalued company much like USCS. That being said though, it's down in the dumps. So putting out charts and saying that GGLB's chart is terrific without saying that the chart comments are meant for the long haul, confusses the newbies. They, along with flippers, are reading the comments and buying on those suggestions even though it is just a few peoples opinion.
So if my opinion is different and I use different tools that you may not like for one reason or another, that's fine by me. As for whether I'm in or not on GGLB, if you read last weeks comments, or maybe the week befores, from me, I made it known I was in at .0010 for a long. As to how many shares, that is not public knowledge and no I won't give that out. In my opinion, charters should post a daily price they see a stock hitting so that people can tell if that charter is worth listening too. It may sound absurd to you but look at it this way. If a charter posts a daily price and they miss that price to much, then no one will listen to that charter. In that way, the public can control charters because they won't follow a charter that can't call it on a daily basis. After all, if you can't call your own product daily on the markets, who would sensibly listen to you. Believe me, if you can call it daily at a decent clip, people will listen to you. But hey, I don't suggest how many shares someone should buy, I just suggest a price. They can take that price or leave that price but either way, that is my opinion.
As for what kind of accounts other investors have, that's none of my concern at all. I would suggest to all that they try Etrade and ask for a margin account because your funds clear within 5-10 minutes after each trade with a margin account. This applies to margin accounts only as far as I know. I have been with Etrade for years. I was with Charles Schwab before that. So if those with accounts that don't clear for 72 hours after each trade want to be able to trade more often, then I suggest contacting Etrade at www.etrade.com and ask for a margin account or ask their broker if having a margin account will allow them to do trades more often.
Lastly, and I apologize for the length of this, IHUB has a problem in my opinion, that they are allowing these groups to go through and pull these pump/dump scams daily. So, when I come across the groups doing this, I will post to that board so that others know that there is a game going on and a short will be coming very soon that crashes the price from out of the blue. That way, as the game players are pumping while dumping, maybe one or two of the other newbies or ignorants might be able to save themselves some money when the price of a stock begins to crash. Or even better yet, they might be able to make some money because they got out right before the game players pulled the plug on the game. Just look at newbie. If they had listened to my opinion last week, they would still be holding stock valued at half it's price and might have even pulled down a bit of a profit if they sold at around .0036 instead of hanging onto it as suggested by almost everyone else and taking a thumping on it this week. And if you read my posts from last week, you'll see that I told them to hold on to the shares if they still had them because at some point over the next few weeks, it will rebound.
Anyway, I hope this helps. And I again apoligize for the length.
Xilo
AI
